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\n Ryanair says the tax will make Denmark\u2019s regional airports \u201chopelessly uncompetitive\u201d compared to other EU countries.
\n ADVERTISEMENTRyanair has announced it is axing all flights to and from Aalborg Airport in Denmark from the end of March. It means the country will lose 1.7 million seats and 32 routes for the summer, the budget airline said.\u00a0Ryanair has also confirmed it will close its base at Billund, another destination in Denmark, where it has two aircraft.\u00a0The budget carrier flies to both Aalborg and Billund, the latter the home of Legoland, from London Stansted airport. It operates direct routes to Billund from Edinburgh and Manchester, too.The move comes \u201cin response to the [Danish] government\u2019s short-sighted decision to introduce an aviation tax of up to DKK 50 [\u20ac6.70] per departing passenger from Jan 2025, coupled with Billund\u2019s failure to agree a competitive long-term agreement\u201d, the airline said in a press release.\u00a0Denmark has \u2018bizarrely\u2019 introduced an aviation taxRyanair has blamed its exit from the Danish airports on the government having \u201cbizarrely introduced an aviation tax\u201d.\u00a0The airline says this will damage Denmark\u2019s connectivity, tourism jobs and economy by making the country and its regional airports \u201chopelessly uncompetitive\u201d compared to other EU countries.\u00a0It cites countries including Sweden, Italy, and Hungary that are instead abolishing their aviation taxes to stimulate traffic recovery and growth.\u00a0What are aviation taxes and what are they used for?Denmark\u2019s new air passenger tax will be a fee that travellers will pay in addition to other taxes when booking a flight.Governments add them to encourage flyers to consider the environmental impact of their travel choices and discourage unnecessary air travel.However, as collecting these taxes is the responsibility of airlines, who charge them to customers as part of their ticket, some carriers are concerned about putting off passengers, hence why Ryanair has called Denmark\u2019s tax \u201canti-growth\u201d.But environmental campaigners say that air passenger duty taxes could go much further todiscourage flying.Hannah Lawrence at Stay Grounded, a network to counter aviation, told Euronews, \u201cMeasures to stop the growth of air traffic are exactly what we need.\u201d\u201cWe need to see effective policies implemented across Europe that fairly reduce air traffic, such as the implementation of a Frequent Flying Levy. [This] would reduce emissions by reducing excessive flights for wealthy passengers.\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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